Four practices. One senior team.
We don't hand engagements off to a bench of junior engineers behind the scenes. Whichever of these you need, you're working directly with the people who write the code.
macOS
Native desktop software that feels like part of the OS — not a browser tab in a frame.
Menu-bar utilities, signing and monitoring tools, and full desktop applications built in Swift and SwiftUI. We reach for AppKit and the Secure Enclave where it matters, and we ship apps that respect the platform's conventions instead of fighting them.
A scoped desktop tool or a full product — from first prototype through notarization and release.
iOS
Companion apps and standalone products built for App Store review and daily use.
iPhone and iPad apps built in SwiftUI, designed to hold up under real usage and pass review the first time. Whether it's a companion to a macOS product or a standalone app, we build for the platform, not around it.
New builds, App Store submissions, or taking over an existing codebase that needs a senior hand.
Blockchain
Smart-contract tooling, custody flows, and chain integrations — audited and boring by design.
Contract development and review, wallet and signing infrastructure, and integrations across EVM chains and beyond. We favor infrastructure that is predictable and auditable over infrastructure that is clever — the goal is code that survives contact with real value on mainnet.
Contract development, audits and review, custody or bridging infrastructure, or an integration into an existing product.
AI
Practical AI integrations — inside a product, not bolted on as a chat widget.
Model integration, agentic workflows, and AI-assisted tooling built into the products you already ship — desktop, mobile, or backend. We're platform engineers first, so AI features we build come with the same attention to performance, privacy, and failure handling as the rest of the system.
Adding AI to an existing native or chain product, or scoping a new AI-first feature from the ground up.
Fixed-scope offers
Four engagements with a clear deliverable and a fixed price. Built for founders who need a real working spike — not a long proposal cycle. Custom scopes remain available on request.
Native macOS spike
For founders who need a real SwiftUI prototype, not a mock. Native Swift and SwiftUI — not a web view standing in for an app.
Includes: Discovery call (30 minutes), architecture sketch, working local build of one core flow, notarization readiness checklist, handoff notes.
Out of scope: App Store submission, ongoing maintenance, design systems beyond the spike UI.
App Store / notarization rescue
For teams stuck on signing, entitlements, review rejection, or Gatekeeper.
Includes: Diagnosis of the current build pipeline, fix pass, guidance for one resubmission or notarization attempt, written runbook.
Out of scope: Feature development, redesign.
EVM tooling / contract spike
For teams that need Foundry-based contract work or a custody/signing integration spike on Ethereum or a major L2. Predictable and auditable by design — not clever for its own sake.
Includes: Scope lock, implementation spike, tests, threat-model notes, and an audit-before-mainnet handoff.
Out of scope: A full third-party audit. We facilitate readiness and recommend a separate review before mainnet; we are not that auditor unless it is contracted separately.
AI-in-product integration
For shipping an LLM, agent, or RAG feature inside an existing product — with performance, privacy, and failure handling treated as part of the build, not bolted on as a chat widget.
Includes: Integration design, working feature behind a flag, eval notes, cost and latency bounds.
Out of scope: Training custom models.
Need something outside these four? Reach us — we still take custom scopes when the fit is right.
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